Timeless African folktales retold for a new generation
The Hyena and the Fire
The Hyena and the Fire — A traditional Venda Folktales from South Africa
The Sacred Road Protectors
In the days when the moon still felt like a beloved neighbor
How Greed Turned a Man into Stone
On the tropical island of Mauritius, where azure waters kiss golden beaches
The Seven Bells of Grand Baie
On the northern coast of Mauritius lay the beautiful bay of Grand Baie, a place known for its calm waters, colorful fishing boats, and thriving coastal communities. For generations,
The Cave of the Sleeping Sailor
Along the rocky coastline of Mauritius, where powerful waves crashed against towering cliffs, there existed a secluded cave known only to fishermen and sailors. The entrance was hidden among
The Talking Raven of Black River
Many years ago, in the coastal region of Black River on the western side of Mauritius, a close-knit community lived between the mountains and the sea. The villagers depended
The Stone Path of Pieter Both
Rising above the central highlands of Mauritius stood the majestic peak of Pieter Both Mountain. Its distinctive rocky summit could be seen from miles away, and for generations, people
The Mask Maker of Rivière Noire
On the western coast of Mauritius, between the mountains and the sea, lay the beautiful region of Rivière Noire. The area was known for its fishing villages, skilled craftsmen,
The Coral Crown of Mahébourg
Along the southeastern coast of Mauritius, where turquoise waters met sandy shores and fishing boats dotted the horizon, stood the historic settlement of Mahébourg. For generations, the sea shaped
The Banyan Tree of Pamplemousses
In the northern region of Mauritius, near the lush gardens and fertile lands of Pamplemousses, stood an enormous banyan tree unlike any other on the island. Its roots spread
The Star Watcher of Agaléga
Far to the north of mainland Mauritius lie the remote islands of Agaléga, surrounded by vast stretches of the Indian Ocean. For generations, the islanders depended upon the sea
The Bride of Île aux Cerfs
Many years ago, when the lagoons of Mauritius were traveled mostly by small fishing boats and sailing canoes, the island of Île aux Cerfs was already known for its
The Peacock of Curepipe
In the cool highlands of central Mauritius lay the town of Curepipe, surrounded by green forests, flowering gardens, and rolling hills. The region was known for its pleasant climate
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